NOM 1479. Aroma is very vegetal with little or no barrel noticeable. Agave is strongly present in the aroma. This tequila is pretty thin but gives a nice bite of peppery spice in the flavor. A definite flavor of bitter almond at the end. The bitter aftertaste lingers along with some spice for a moderate finish. There is a lot here to like but in the end this one is pretty unbalanced/uneven. Things just don’t seem to come together with this tequila. I’d like to try the Blanco. 11/18/2017
Aroma - alcohol, floral, earth. Oak, caramel Flavor - oily, nothing bursts, grass Finish - slight alcohol, peppermint. Bland Lacks anything exciting but not bad. Would try again
Horrible taste, horrible flavor cheap terrible bottle of tequila. Never again. The mouth feel just terrible , just sticks to your tongue and lingers in mouth forever. Just awful
Horrible taste, horrible flavor cheap terrible bottle of tequila. Never again. The mouth feel just terrible , just sticks to your tongue and lingers in mouth forever. Just awful
Horrible taste, horrible flavor cheap terrible bottle of tequila. Never again. The mouth feel just terrible , just sticks to your tongue and lingers in mouth forever. Just awful
Horrible taste, horrible flavor cheap terrible bottle of tequila. Never again. The mouth feel just terrible , just sticks to your tongue and lingers in mouth forever. Just awful
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